Shao Quanheng

Shao Quanheng worked during the Qing Dynasty, a golden age when Yixing teapots became beloved treasures of scholars, poets, and emperors alike. Though the written record has lost his story to time, his name survives — a quiet testament to the countless skilled hands that shaped Zisha clay into art during one of China's most refined cultural eras. Like many Qing masters, he likely carried forward centuries of tradition while adding his own subtle touch to the enduring craft of the teapot.